My dad was diagnosed with stage 4 intestinal cancer, which spread to his liver. He underwent palliative surgery as doctors said the cancer had spread too much and they could not do anything. We were told that things are not good and dad probably has one year to live. My dad is my hero and I love him more than anything in life. It hurts me so much to see him like this and I would do anything for this cancer to go away. What makes the situation more difficult is my mother. She is in complete denial about what's happening and after each chemotherapy session she drags my dad to see a new doctor about a possibility of surgery. She made sure dad never found out that doctors gave him a year to live and she's convinced him the tumors can be surgically removed. Each time the doctors say no, she says 'we just need to do a bit more chemo and we'll be fine'. Every time I confront her about it she calls me a horrible daughter and says I'm wishing the worst for my dad. I find it so hurtful because it's not true. I do think she's causing more harm in giving him false hope and I don't know if I should talk to my dad about it.